Solon wants full  copy of IIRC  report, seeks probe on hostage tragedy
09/23/2010
By Charlie V. Manalo
Insinuating  the Incident Investigation and Review Committee (IIRC) created by  President Aquino to probe the Aug. 23 hostage-taking fiasco might be  hiding something as manifested by the “serialized release” of its report  to the public, the minority bloc in the House of Representatives  yesterday insisted that Congress be furnished with a full copy of the  report so that the legislative body could come up with its own  assessment on the incident.
This even as  opposition lawmakers insisted on the House leadership to continue with  its own investigation into the tragic rescue operation which claimed the  lives of eight foreign tourists.
At a press  briefing, Minority Leader and Albay Rep. Edcel Lagman said no concrete  assessment could be made of the IIRC report on the hostage rescue fiasco  because of Aquino’s refusal to disclose the more substantial portions  of the report, namely, the “Conclusions on Accountability” and  “Recommendations.”
Lagman  warned that if Aquino continues to “hold the major aspects of the report  close to his breast longer, popular clamor for their immediate and full  disclosure may burn his chest.”.... MORESource: The Daily Tribune
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